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Overview ¶
Package fasttestutil is the fasthttp half of the backend-neutral test seam.
It declares Exchange with the name, the parameter order and the neutral request and response types testutil's has, so a test moves between the two by changing its import and nothing else — the same relationship pwfast has with pw, applied to the harness a test drives them through.
It is a package of its own rather than a file inside testutil because testutil is a shipped package that a net/http-only project imports, and putting the fasthttp fork behind that import would hand the fork to every such project.
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func Exchange ¶
func Exchange(t pwtest.TestingT, handler fasthttp.RequestHandler, request pwtest.Request) pwtest.Response
Exchange runs one request through handler on a real fasthttp server and returns what it answered.
Real server, in-memory connection, the same as the other half: the request is parsed and the response serialized, so what is tested is what the transport does rather than what a hand-built request value was told to say.
Each call starts and keeps a server for the rest of the test; a test making several requests against one handler builds a Harness once instead.
Types ¶
type Harness ¶ added in v0.5.2
type Harness struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Harness is one running server and one client, shared by every exchange of a test — the same shape as testutil.Harness, for the same reason: Exchange starts and keeps a server per call, so a test making N requests against one handler held N listeners and paid N startups.
func NewHarness ¶ added in v0.5.2
func NewHarness(t pwtest.TestingT, handler fasthttp.RequestHandler) *Harness
NewHarness starts a real fasthttp server for handler and returns the harness that drives it. The server is shut down by t.Cleanup.
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